Great design deserves recognition. Today we present to you an attractive collection of well made sites. As the name suggests, this is a weekly showcase of well designed websites. All images are linked to their source, we hope you will get inspired. Enjoy!
Deals of the Week is a weekly curation of products and services for creative professionals.. Don’t expect to see the same deal a month or even a week from now. Act quick and get your money’s worth. We have no interest in providing you with dull deal. It’s quite simple really, we ask ourselves if we would by the product. If the answer is yes, then it’s on the list. Happy Shopping!
he 25 largest banks in the country had a rather exciting first week of January. According to data released by the Federal Reserve, depositors withdrew an astounding $114.1 billion during the week ending January 9. A significant portion of this withdrawal can be attributed to the expiration of the Transaction Account Guarantee (TAG) program.
The TAG program provided extra insurance protection for depositors, ensuring their balances, in case their bank becomes insolvent. Extending TAG was part of the fiscal cliff negotiations, but it didn’t make it into the final agreement.
Today kicks off a week of tech news and events from just about every major company.
It's the perfect storm. Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, Google, and perhaps a few others are all planning major product announcements and launches between today and October 29.
Add that to earnings reports from Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Netflix, and you can see how the folks in the tech world are going to have an exhausting few days.
Here's a quick breakdown of everything coming this week...
We saw a brief statement from Apple not all that long back about how the pre-order sales were going for the iPhone 5. And well, we are now sitting on the Monday following the official launch weekend and as many were waiting for expecting — Apple has dropped the press release. In this case, they are touting as having sold more than 5 million iPhone 5′s.
O, humble GIF. What joy you bring the Tumbling masses with your looping hijinks and grainy disposition.
A wisp from simpler online days? Nay — a rebirth! The art of GIF springs eternal from a font of unceasing jest.
There’s a lot to celebrate for a quadrancentennial. Not only has Shark Week been around for 25 years, but it has been one of Discovery Channel’s most popular programs with over 30 million viewers – so go ahead, take a bite out of this infographic!
Every week, we’ll give you an overview of the best deals for designers, make sure you don’t miss any by subscribing to our deals feed.
Every week, we’ll give you an overview of the best deals for designers, make sure you don’t miss any by subscribing to our deals feed.
Just because it’s the middle of summer doesn’t mean the tech world grinds to a halt. To the contrary! I’m gone for a couple of weeks and I come back and discover that technology innovation has exploded.
What happened? Well, tons of ideas blasted to the forefront, such as a super-fast plane design, a memory breakthrough, an iPhone dock that literally rattles the rafters, and the introduction of a stalking drone aircraft that can be used by mere mortals such as you and me.
Microsoft is holding a special event in Los Angeles on Monday, for which few details are available. It's thought the computer company could be about to unveil a tablet to take on the iPad.
Oh, really? Another iPad killer? Haven’t we heard it all before? Every tablet released these days is touted as a possible killer, but let’s face it, they not only fail to injure the iPad, they barely cause a scratch.
This time the talk surrounds Microsoft. Entertainment blog The Wrap reported on Thursday that according to “an individual with knowledge of the company,” the computer giant is about to unveil a tablet “that will mark its entry into rival Apple’s territory.”
Startup entrepreneurs often find it difficult to imagine a life free of long work hours, especially with never-ending to-do lists, buzzing smart phones and client questions that need immediate attention. According to The Princeton Review, most early stage founders work an average of 70 hours per week.
But it doesn’t have to be this way. OPEN Forum spoke with several entrepreneurs who work 30 hours or less per week and still make well above six figures per year.
Startup entrepreneurs often find it difficult to imagine a life free of long work hours, especially with never-ending to-do lists, buzzing smart phones and client questions that need immediate attention. According to The Princeton Review, most early stage founders work an average of 70 hours per week.
But it doesn’t have to be this way. OPEN Forum spoke with several entrepreneurs who work 30 hours or less per week and still make well above six figures per year.
Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will kick off Monday with a big keynote address from CEO Tim Cook and other top execs.
We'll be covering all the action live right here on SAI. The fun begins at 1 p.m. Eastern.
In the meantime, here's a quick overview of what we're expecting Apple to announce. There's going to be a lot of focus on iOS 6, the next version of software for iPhones and iPads. We may also hear about new MacBooks with high-resolution displays. But there are always a few surprises. Keep reading to find out what you'll likely see on Apple's big day.
